On Wednesday 12 November 2003 02:38 am, Niklas Bergh wrote:
| > I'm not seeing this but now that the world seems to have "discovered" my
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| node,
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| > my JVM keeps dying with out-of-memory and NULL pointer exceptions. I
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| still
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| > have plenty of (virtual) memory left, so something else must be serving
| > as
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| a
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| > "cap" on the memory that java can get.
| >
| > This might be a java tuning parameter or a kernel setting (I'm using
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| FreeBSD
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| > 4.9-STABLE), but if anybody has any clues I'm appreciate it. My current
| > solution of "shutting down freenet every time it happens and restarting
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| it"
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| > is getting old fast especially since that's getting to be about every
| > hour now.
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| OOM:s usually causes NPE:s as a side effect. To allow java to use more
| memory spawn your node with something like 'java -Xmx256M XXXXXX'.
| Depending on which JVM version you are running the default maximum amount
| of memory the JVM will use is either 64 or 128 megs which is usually too
| little memory for a popular node to work well.
Yeah, actually I knew that the NULLs were a secondary effect.
Anyway, I've upped the memory and haven't had the problem again in the week or
so since then. Thanks.
(Surely the default memory is rarely adequate; would it make sense for the
freenet-start.sh to just do this by default?)
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